The Liberty Head Quarter Eagle is a classic American gold coin struck in .900 fine gold, weighing 0.1209 troy ounces. Issued by the United States Mint, it carries a face value of $2.50 and represents one of the smaller denominations in the historic U.S. gold coinage series. These coins circulated during a period when gold served as the foundation of American monetary policy, and today they are recognized as both tangible gold holdings and significant pieces of American numismatic history.
The examples we offer are graded MS63 by the Professional Coin Grading Service, confirming a Mint State designation that places each coin in the choice uncirculated tier. The random year designation means the specific date will vary, but every coin meets the same grade standard regardless of year.
The Quarter Eagle denomination was established by the Coinage Act of 1792 and has appeared in several design types throughout U.S. history. The Liberty Head design, sometimes called the Coronet type, was introduced in 1840 and produced continuously through 1907, making it the longest-running design in the Quarter Eagle ser
…The Liberty Head Quarter Eagle is a classic American gold coin struck in .900 fine gold, weighing 0.1209 troy ounces. Issued by the United States Mint, it carries a face value of $2.50 and represents one of the smaller denominations in the historic U.S. gold coinage series. These coins circulated during a period when gold served as the foundation of American monetary policy, and today they are recognized as both tangible gold holdings and significant pieces of American numismatic history.
The examples we offer are graded MS63 by the Professional Coin Grading Service, confirming a Mint State designation that places each coin in the choice uncirculated tier. The random year designation means the specific date will vary, but every coin meets the same grade standard regardless of year.
The Quarter Eagle denomination was established by the Coinage Act of 1792 and has appeared in several design types throughout U.S. history. The Liberty Head design, sometimes called the Coronet type, was introduced in 1840 and produced continuously through 1907, making it the longest-running design in the Quarter Eagle series. It replaced the Classic Head design and was the work of Chief Engraver Christian Gobrecht, later refined by subsequent mint engravers.
Production occurred primarily at the Philadelphia Mint, with branch mint issues from facilities including Charlotte, Dahlonega, New Orleans, and San Francisco at various points during the series. Each mint produced coins under different conditions and in varying quantities, which contributes to the range of collectible dates found within this long-running type. The series concluded in 1907 when it was replaced by the Bela Lyon Pratt Indian Head design.
The broader context of the Liberty Head series reflects the monetary realities of nineteenth-century America, when gold coins were produced for active circulation rather than collector distribution. Surviving examples in Mint State grades represent coins that were either held as bank reserves or escaped heavy commercial use, which explains their relative scarcity at the MS63 level and above.
The obverse features a left-facing portrait of Liberty wearing a coronet inscribed with the word LIBERTY. Thirteen stars surround the portrait, referencing the original colonies, and the date appears below. The design has a classical, restrained quality that reflects the aesthetic priorities of mid-nineteenth-century American coinage.
The reverse displays a heraldic eagle with outstretched wings, holding arrows and an olive branch in its talons. A shield appears on the eagle's breast, and the inscriptions UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and 2½ DOLLS frame the central device. The overall composition is symmetrical and formally structured, consistent with the official coinage style of the era.
At the MS63 level, coins will exhibit full mint luster across both surfaces with only a modest number of contact marks or minor abrasions. The strike definition on the portrait and eagle is typically sharp, and the fields retain enough reflectivity to give the coin a bright, pleasing appearance that clearly distinguishes it from circulated examples.
At 0.1209 troy ounces, the Quarter Eagle occupies the smaller end of the American gold coin spectrum. This weight makes it more accessible to buyers who want genuine U.S. gold coinage without committing to a full half-eagle or eagle-sized purchase. The lower nominal gold content per coin also means the premium structure and numismatic value play a larger proportional role in pricing compared to larger bullion-weight coins.
For collectors and type coin buyers, the fractional size is a practical fit. A single graded Quarter Eagle is easy to store and handle, and its established place in U.S. numismatic history means it is widely understood and recognized by dealers and collectors alike.
Each coin in this listing has been authenticated and graded MS63 by PCGS, one of the two most respected third-party grading services in the numismatic industry. PCGS certification involves a rigorous evaluation of the coin's authenticity, surface preservation, strike quality, and overall eye appeal. The assigned grade is documented and tied to a tamper-evident holder that protects the coin and confirms its certification status.
We are an authorized dealer for both PCGS and NGC, which means the graded products we carry meet the authentication standards these services are built upon. The PCGS slab itself serves as the primary verification of the coin's .900 fine gold content, correct weight, and Mint State condition. No additional handling or weighing is necessary once a coin is encapsulated in a certified holder.
MS63, designated as Choice Uncirculated, indicates a coin that has never been in circulation and retains its original mint luster. At this grade level, PCGS permits a modest number of contact marks or minor blemishes that prevent a higher designation, but these do not detract significantly from the coin's overall appeal. The surfaces are bright and lustrous, and the strike is generally well-defined across the design elements.
Each PCGS MS63 Quarter Eagle ships sealed in its original PCGS holder, which provides both physical protection and permanent authentication documentation. The sonically sealed plastic slab protects the coin from handling damage and environmental exposure without requiring additional protective packaging. If you are purchasing multiple coins, each will arrive individually encapsulated in its own certified holder.
Pricing for this coin reflects both the underlying gold value and the numismatic premium that comes with a certified Mint State example of a nineteenth-century U.S. gold type coin. The spot price of gold establishes a floor, but graded Liberty Head Quarter Eagles trade at premiums that are shaped by collector demand, PCGS population data, and the relative scarcity of MS63 survivors within a given date range.
Because the year is random, pricing is based on common-date examples rather than any specific key or semi-key date. Market conditions, PCGS population reports, and overall demand for classic U.S. gold type coins all contribute to fluctuations in the premium above metal value. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is structured to provide clear, consistent value without unnecessary complexity.
PCGS-certified U.S. gold coins are among the most actively traded numismatic items in the market. The combination of a recognized grading service, a well-documented design series, and genuine gold content gives these coins a broad potential buyer base spanning both numismatists and gold holders. The certification eliminates grade uncertainty, which is one of the primary friction points in resale transactions.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell precious metals through the same platform. This structure means liquidity is part of the buying conversation from the start, not an afterthought. Knowing that a graded Quarter Eagle has a recognized resale pathway within a competitive marketplace is relevant context when evaluating the overall cost of ownership.
The Liberty Head Quarter Eagle represents a long-running and historically significant U.S. gold type, and the MS63 grade places each example firmly in uncirculated territory while remaining accessible relative to higher-tier designations. For collectors pursuing a type set of nineteenth-century American gold, this is one of the essential coins in the series, and a PCGS-certified example eliminates the uncertainty that comes with raw or ungraded coins.
The combination of .900 fine gold content, United States Mint issuance, and third-party certification creates a coin that functions simultaneously as a collectible and a gold holding. Buyers who want certified American gold with genuine historical weight behind it will find the graded Quarter Eagle a more compelling option than generic bullion rounds of similar weight. The random year format also offers an accessible entry point without the premium associated with specific scarce dates.
We have been operating as a transparent precious metals marketplace since 2010, and our approach has always prioritized clear pricing, honest product representation, and long-term customer relationships over short-term sales tactics. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects that consistency. As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we are well-positioned to offer certified numismatic products with confidence in their authenticity and grade.
Our membership in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflects our commitment to professional standards within the industry. We source products from reputable distributors and dealers with established track records in the certified coin market. Every transaction is backed by secure payment processing, reliable fulfillment, and customer support staffed by people who understand the products they are selling. Our goal is a buying experience that informs rather than pressures, and a relationship that extends well beyond the initial purchase.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across a broad range of precious metals products, including certified numismatic coins. For buyers evaluating a PCGS MS63 Quarter Eagle, Pro provides real-time visibility into how the product is priced at the wholesale level, along with tools to analyze premiums, bid/ask spreads, and market conditions that influence pricing on certified U.S. gold coins. This kind of transparency makes it easier to assess whether current market pricing reflects strong demand, elevated premiums, or favorable entry conditions.
Portfolio valuation through Pro uses live wholesale bid pricing rather than estimated retail values, which gives members a clearer picture of what their holdings are worth in the current market. For numismatic products where premiums can shift meaningfully with collector demand, having access to objective, real-time data is a meaningful advantage over relying on static price guides or dealer estimates alone.
We support a wide range of payment methods to ensure the checkout process is straightforward and secure regardless of how you prefer to transact. Accepted methods include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments through BitPay. Each option is processed through secure channels designed to protect your personal and financial information throughout the transaction.
Whether you are making a single purchase or building out a larger certified coin holding, our payment infrastructure is built to accommodate buyers at every level. The same flexibility applies when you are ready to sell, ensuring a consistent and secure experience on both sides of the transaction.
Product ID: BST-0005519E19
| Random Year Status | Random Year |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Gold |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Brand/Mint | U.S. Mint |
| Mint Mark | Various |
| Purity | 0.9 |
| Weight | 0.1209 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 1.27 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 18 mm |
| Grade | MS63 |
| Grading Service | PCGS |
The Liberty Head Quarter Eagle is a classic American gold coin struck in .900 fine gold, weighing 0.1209 troy ounces. Issued by the United States Mint, it carries a face value of $2.50 and represents one of the smaller denominations in the historic U.S. gold coinage series. These coins circulated during a period when gold served as the foundation of American monetary policy, and today they are recognized as both tangible gold holdings and significant pieces of American numismatic history.
The examples we offer are graded MS63 by the Professional Coin Grading Service, confirming a Mint State designation that places each coin in the choice uncirculated tier. The random year designation means the specific date will vary, but every coin meets the same grade standard regardless of year.
The Quarter Eagle denomination was established by the Coinage Act of 1792 and has appeared in several design types throughout U.S. history. The Liberty Head design, sometimes called the Coronet type, was introduced in 1840 and produced continuously through 1907, making it the longest-running design in the Quarter Eagle ser
…The Liberty Head Quarter Eagle is a classic American gold coin struck in .900 fine gold, weighing 0.1209 troy ounces. Issued by the United States Mint, it carries a face value of $2.50 and represents one of the smaller denominations in the historic U.S. gold coinage series. These coins circulated during a period when gold served as the foundation of American monetary policy, and today they are recognized as both tangible gold holdings and significant pieces of American numismatic history.
The examples we offer are graded MS63 by the Professional Coin Grading Service, confirming a Mint State designation that places each coin in the choice uncirculated tier. The random year designation means the specific date will vary, but every coin meets the same grade standard regardless of year.
The Quarter Eagle denomination was established by the Coinage Act of 1792 and has appeared in several design types throughout U.S. history. The Liberty Head design, sometimes called the Coronet type, was introduced in 1840 and produced continuously through 1907, making it the longest-running design in the Quarter Eagle series. It replaced the Classic Head design and was the work of Chief Engraver Christian Gobrecht, later refined by subsequent mint engravers.
Production occurred primarily at the Philadelphia Mint, with branch mint issues from facilities including Charlotte, Dahlonega, New Orleans, and San Francisco at various points during the series. Each mint produced coins under different conditions and in varying quantities, which contributes to the range of collectible dates found within this long-running type. The series concluded in 1907 when it was replaced by the Bela Lyon Pratt Indian Head design.
The broader context of the Liberty Head series reflects the monetary realities of nineteenth-century America, when gold coins were produced for active circulation rather than collector distribution. Surviving examples in Mint State grades represent coins that were either held as bank reserves or escaped heavy commercial use, which explains their relative scarcity at the MS63 level and above.
The obverse features a left-facing portrait of Liberty wearing a coronet inscribed with the word LIBERTY. Thirteen stars surround the portrait, referencing the original colonies, and the date appears below. The design has a classical, restrained quality that reflects the aesthetic priorities of mid-nineteenth-century American coinage.
The reverse displays a heraldic eagle with outstretched wings, holding arrows and an olive branch in its talons. A shield appears on the eagle's breast, and the inscriptions UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and 2½ DOLLS frame the central device. The overall composition is symmetrical and formally structured, consistent with the official coinage style of the era.
At the MS63 level, coins will exhibit full mint luster across both surfaces with only a modest number of contact marks or minor abrasions. The strike definition on the portrait and eagle is typically sharp, and the fields retain enough reflectivity to give the coin a bright, pleasing appearance that clearly distinguishes it from circulated examples.
At 0.1209 troy ounces, the Quarter Eagle occupies the smaller end of the American gold coin spectrum. This weight makes it more accessible to buyers who want genuine U.S. gold coinage without committing to a full half-eagle or eagle-sized purchase. The lower nominal gold content per coin also means the premium structure and numismatic value play a larger proportional role in pricing compared to larger bullion-weight coins.
For collectors and type coin buyers, the fractional size is a practical fit. A single graded Quarter Eagle is easy to store and handle, and its established place in U.S. numismatic history means it is widely understood and recognized by dealers and collectors alike.
Each coin in this listing has been authenticated and graded MS63 by PCGS, one of the two most respected third-party grading services in the numismatic industry. PCGS certification involves a rigorous evaluation of the coin's authenticity, surface preservation, strike quality, and overall eye appeal. The assigned grade is documented and tied to a tamper-evident holder that protects the coin and confirms its certification status.
We are an authorized dealer for both PCGS and NGC, which means the graded products we carry meet the authentication standards these services are built upon. The PCGS slab itself serves as the primary verification of the coin's .900 fine gold content, correct weight, and Mint State condition. No additional handling or weighing is necessary once a coin is encapsulated in a certified holder.
MS63, designated as Choice Uncirculated, indicates a coin that has never been in circulation and retains its original mint luster. At this grade level, PCGS permits a modest number of contact marks or minor blemishes that prevent a higher designation, but these do not detract significantly from the coin's overall appeal. The surfaces are bright and lustrous, and the strike is generally well-defined across the design elements.
Each PCGS MS63 Quarter Eagle ships sealed in its original PCGS holder, which provides both physical protection and permanent authentication documentation. The sonically sealed plastic slab protects the coin from handling damage and environmental exposure without requiring additional protective packaging. If you are purchasing multiple coins, each will arrive individually encapsulated in its own certified holder.
Pricing for this coin reflects both the underlying gold value and the numismatic premium that comes with a certified Mint State example of a nineteenth-century U.S. gold type coin. The spot price of gold establishes a floor, but graded Liberty Head Quarter Eagles trade at premiums that are shaped by collector demand, PCGS population data, and the relative scarcity of MS63 survivors within a given date range.
Because the year is random, pricing is based on common-date examples rather than any specific key or semi-key date. Market conditions, PCGS population reports, and overall demand for classic U.S. gold type coins all contribute to fluctuations in the premium above metal value. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is structured to provide clear, consistent value without unnecessary complexity.
PCGS-certified U.S. gold coins are among the most actively traded numismatic items in the market. The combination of a recognized grading service, a well-documented design series, and genuine gold content gives these coins a broad potential buyer base spanning both numismatists and gold holders. The certification eliminates grade uncertainty, which is one of the primary friction points in resale transactions.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell precious metals through the same platform. This structure means liquidity is part of the buying conversation from the start, not an afterthought. Knowing that a graded Quarter Eagle has a recognized resale pathway within a competitive marketplace is relevant context when evaluating the overall cost of ownership.
The Liberty Head Quarter Eagle represents a long-running and historically significant U.S. gold type, and the MS63 grade places each example firmly in uncirculated territory while remaining accessible relative to higher-tier designations. For collectors pursuing a type set of nineteenth-century American gold, this is one of the essential coins in the series, and a PCGS-certified example eliminates the uncertainty that comes with raw or ungraded coins.
The combination of .900 fine gold content, United States Mint issuance, and third-party certification creates a coin that functions simultaneously as a collectible and a gold holding. Buyers who want certified American gold with genuine historical weight behind it will find the graded Quarter Eagle a more compelling option than generic bullion rounds of similar weight. The random year format also offers an accessible entry point without the premium associated with specific scarce dates.
We have been operating as a transparent precious metals marketplace since 2010, and our approach has always prioritized clear pricing, honest product representation, and long-term customer relationships over short-term sales tactics. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects that consistency. As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we are well-positioned to offer certified numismatic products with confidence in their authenticity and grade.
Our membership in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflects our commitment to professional standards within the industry. We source products from reputable distributors and dealers with established track records in the certified coin market. Every transaction is backed by secure payment processing, reliable fulfillment, and customer support staffed by people who understand the products they are selling. Our goal is a buying experience that informs rather than pressures, and a relationship that extends well beyond the initial purchase.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across a broad range of precious metals products, including certified numismatic coins. For buyers evaluating a PCGS MS63 Quarter Eagle, Pro provides real-time visibility into how the product is priced at the wholesale level, along with tools to analyze premiums, bid/ask spreads, and market conditions that influence pricing on certified U.S. gold coins. This kind of transparency makes it easier to assess whether current market pricing reflects strong demand, elevated premiums, or favorable entry conditions.
Portfolio valuation through Pro uses live wholesale bid pricing rather than estimated retail values, which gives members a clearer picture of what their holdings are worth in the current market. For numismatic products where premiums can shift meaningfully with collector demand, having access to objective, real-time data is a meaningful advantage over relying on static price guides or dealer estimates alone.
We support a wide range of payment methods to ensure the checkout process is straightforward and secure regardless of how you prefer to transact. Accepted methods include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments through BitPay. Each option is processed through secure channels designed to protect your personal and financial information throughout the transaction.
Whether you are making a single purchase or building out a larger certified coin holding, our payment infrastructure is built to accommodate buyers at every level. The same flexibility applies when you are ready to sell, ensuring a consistent and secure experience on both sides of the transaction.
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